EPTNorth Korea Fires Artillery Rounds at South Korean Island…
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Coraz
United States252 Posts
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dasanivan
United States532 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:10 Coraz wrote: moscow reporting south korea admitted it fired first source? | ||
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fainez
United States91 Posts
They fired first as part of the training, aka firing into the sea to the south. if thats what you mean... otherwise, yeah source please. | ||
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DoubleZee
Canada556 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:10 Coraz wrote: moscow reporting south korea admitted it fired first not exactly the most reliable source...lol. | ||
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Kinzee
United States23 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:05 jinorazi wrote: from what i've seen on nk documentaries, North Koreans are happy with their government. Some argue how chinese government is evil and are not treating their citizens correctly, however according to the poll, the chinese populous is happy with their government. now, the documentaries, the journalists are limited to where they can't and can go so that may have to do something about it. from what i've seen, the north korean woman cry when they see kim jung il like a 14 yr girl cries when she sees justin bieber. a military doup d'éta, maybe but citizen revolt? i highly doubt it. if rok is able to occupy dprk, i think there will be some resistance until the people become educated through aid and information. in a way, it might be like trying to say kim jung il never walked on water and healed the sick, it'll be hard to believe for some. Exactly. N Koreans really don't have any choice but to drink the kool-aid, so to speak. When the government limits what information you're taught and allowed to know, it's pretty impossible to know that they're lying. And any sort of unification is going to be met with resistance, just because N Koreans won't be able to understand that we're just trying to help them. Just think of it like trying to save some young impressionable teenager from a cult. They've been brainwashed, it's all they know, they're fiercely loyal to the people that are actually hurting them, and even if you successfully manage to rescue them they'll fight you every step of the way until they're eventually calmed down and realize what the cult was really doing to them. | ||
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ELA
Denmark4608 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:15 DoubleZee wrote: not exactly the most reliable source...lol. And Murdoch-media in the US are? I'm not saying I prefer Russian media, but the US media is pretty biased as well.. | ||
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blahman3344
United States2015 Posts
Also...wth was North Korea thinking? >.< | ||
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Disarray
United States1164 Posts
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tieya
United States308 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:10 Coraz wrote: moscow reporting south korea admitted it fired first yes but that was south korea using training exercises they stated, SOUTH, not torwards north korea | ||
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alypse
2784 Posts
On November 23 2010 16:32 travis wrote: pretty nuts why would they fire on an island full of civilians if they think it's an invasion attempt? The rounds did concentrate on the military base on Yeonpyeong island, but still, this is outrageous. BBC says it can be an indication of a political transition - Kim Jong Il to his youngest son - but how is an attack like this a sign of such transition? | ||
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fainez
United States91 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:24 alypse wrote: The rounds did concentrate on the military base on Yeonpyeong island, but still, this is outrageous. BBC says it can be an indication of a political transition - Kim Jong Il to his youngest son - but how is an attack like this a sign of such transition? What i was reading was saying that the son might be trying to prove himself to his fathers military brass. Also heard that n.k. could just be completely out of food, and this is their last ditch attempt to get something. | ||
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Zakka
Netherlands762 Posts
http://www.livestation.com/channels/3-al-jazeera-english-english Very high quality free stream. | ||
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smallblacksun
United States12 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:27 Zakka wrote: I recommend this site for watching news http://www.livestation.com/channels/3-al-jazeera-english-english Very high quality free stream. It must be pointed out that al-jazeera has a strong anti-Israel (and by extension anti-US) bias, and that it is controlled by the Saudi royal family. That doesn't mean that you shouldn't watch it, just that you should take their biases into account (like any news source). | ||
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Kinzee
United States23 Posts
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Chaosvuistje
Netherlands2581 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:31 Kinzee wrote: Has no one heard from Artosis, Tasteless or any of the other foreign SC2 players? Are they evacuating or what? I know I would... no matter how much I love SC2 I don't think I'd risk being mired in a war over it. I'm thinking they will stay. They have a nice and steady job at GSL and there is no 100% threat yet. | ||
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:31 Kinzee wrote: Has no one heard from Artosis, Tasteless or any of the other foreign SC2 players? Are they evacuating or what? I know I would... no matter how much I love SC2 I don't think I'd risk being mired in a war over it. the capital in unaffected. from the reports, people are concerned(for the island) but not enough to cause panic. | ||
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:24 alypse wrote: The rounds did concentrate on the military base on Yeonpyeong island, but still, this is outrageous. BBC says it can be an indication of a political transition - Kim Jong Il to his youngest son - but how is an attack like this a sign of such transition? its to tell the world that, "even if we're changing leaders, our political view remain the same. do not fuck with us." | ||
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JackDino
Gabon6219 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:31 Kinzee wrote: Has no one heard from Artosis, Tasteless or any of the other foreign SC2 players? Are they evacuating or what? I know I would... no matter how much I love SC2 I don't think I'd risk being mired in a war over it. Tasteless is actually at/on his way to the gom studio. | ||
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AlgoFlash
Canada96 Posts
Wow it's not so far from Incheon... Read more: Is NK moving another Red line? | STRATFOR | ||
zatic
Zurich15366 Posts
On November 24 2010 07:30 smallblacksun wrote: It must be pointed out that al-jazeera has a strong anti-Israel (and by extension anti-US) bias, and that it is controlled by the Saudi royal family. That doesn't mean that you shouldn't watch it, just that you should take their biases into account (like any news source). It must be pointed out that you seem to have no idea what you are talking about. Royal Saudi family? Really? So far reporting by Al Jazeera on this topic has been good. And the English Al Jazeera doesn't have the "strong anti US bias" you claim it has anyway. This might be different for the Arabic channel but then I wouldn't be able to tell. | ||
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